I'm having problems to get URLs with special characters in biber/biblatex to work
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[swedish]{babel}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage{csquotes}
\usepackage[natbib=true,backend=biber]{biblatex}
This bib entry for example. biber cannot ru...
I think we already had this one today... I now voted to close as too localized. The OP found a system where it works and we don't really get told where it doesn't...
I'm interested in looking at (and maybe modifying) the code in MetaFont/MetaPost.
To generate their C code, I applied ctangle to mp.w, and got an error message saying "token capacity exceeded". Running ctangle on smaller files works OK, so I think the problem is just that mp.w is too big.
Are t...
I use MiKTeX 2.9 for Windows, format Plain eTeX. I have my own macro package which I've used for years, and I tried recently to use it with LuaTeX (included MiKTeX version) in order to use UTF-8 encoding (say). All things worked fine at the first pass and LuaTeX correctly created the .aux file an...
I want to include the solution of a math problem under its statement, but not in full view. I would rather have a page segment that can be brought to view by activating a button and made hidden when not needed. One solution is to use tooltips. However this option covers portions of the page and a...
The fontspec properties seem to work not correctly inside a floating environment, if used with LuaLaTeX.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{fontspec}
\begin{document}
{
\fontspec[Color=FF0000]{DejaVu Sans}
This is a test for fontspec.
}
\begin{table}
{
\fontspec[Color=FF0000]{DejaVu Sans}
Th...
Is there a double-blind review mode for elsarticle.cls?
The last journal I submitted to included a review mode for double-blind reviews that automatically removed most identifying info, e.g. authour names and contact info, but I don't see something like this for elsarticle. When I put it in rev...
@DavidCarlisle The keys I hit more frequently are Command-I that do the same as Meta-Q (it was Command-I in Alpha, the editor I used before Aquamacs was functional).
@StephanLehmke I'm not sure it's really TL. I replicated it, so it's not peculiar to the OP. It's true there doesn't seem to be a solution at the moment.
And by no solution I mean without installing a development version of LuaTeX.
@AlanMunn Well if it's a transient bug in LuaTeX there isn't really an answer apart from "wait for the next version of LuaTeX", is there? Sounds pretty localized to me, but it might also be a misunderstanding of this concept on my part.
I have text in slanted, but I would like to get the math symbols in between also in slanted. (To be precise, with the 'slanted' I'm talking about here I mean \textsl{...}.)
So how can I accomplish this?
In fact I would want a command that makes ordinary takes as well as math symbols slanted.
...
@PauloCereda As we speak of it, I remebrered I have some gems from the legacy of my doctoral adviser in my basement, among which was a rather oldish reproduction of the original paper on the first incompleteness theorem...
@PauloCereda Yes. When using Fraktur (or variations thereof), emphasis was attained by letterspacing. Somebody continued to do it also with Roman typefaces. And the result is, to say the least, disputable.
@PauloCereda Let's do it this way. We currently have 8 slots and I guess nobody wants to stop it. Case solved. Watson let's eat at Burger King and analyze the damage on human body.
@egreg It's related to my previous questions (referencing numbers directly from tables and making calculations with it). The idea is to show the line numbers in draft mode because it is easier to find the correct row in which the value of interest is stored. Otherwise I need to puzzle the correct row depending on whether there are \midrules etc. in the table
@egreg So now I know: Row 29 has this and this value
@Jörg That was probably the least problem. :) The most relevant was to teach threeparttable a new environment. Probably using \begin{etabular} instead of \begin{edtable}{tabular} is even better for your purposes; when you are not in draft mode any more, you can simply redefine etabular to do a tabular.
@percusse Not a bad idea: Austria (lockstep), Czech Republic (tohecz), Germany (MarcoDaniel), the Netherlands (percusse), England (Jörg and Andrew); France on the way back (but they haven't so good beers).
Does anyone know if there is a drawback to define \DeclareSIUnit\%{\char37} so that when using \SI{number}{\%} I can avoid writing \percent every time (makes the code more legible).
Hi. Simple question. I'm using p{width} in my table to get the headers to wrap, but the values in the column are left-justified. Is there some simple way to get them to center? If this is not already answered on the site, and if it is a reasonable question, I can ask it.
When defining the last column, you have to put in an \arraybakslash after the \centering-command, i.e.:
>{\centering\arraybackslash}X
Your table preamble will be:
\begin{tabularx}{19cm}{r >{\centering}X >{\centering}X%
>{\centering}X >{\centering}X >{\centering\arraybackslas...
@JosephWright: I'm not sure if I could capture the finesse:
!!/help
@PauloCereda Psmith, the TeX bot: 'ello! I'm Psmith, the friendly TeX bot - the p in my name is silent, as in pshrimp. I'm here as a companion to our fellow users in the typographic land. As you probably noticed, I always reply under Paulo's account, but do not dispair, I say, my replies are always preceded by my own name. Enjoy your stay at TeX.sx! If you need any help, just ask our chat residents. Cheerio!
@FaheemMitha We have !!/texdef parameters, which runs texdef, !!/choose opt1, opt2, ... that chooses one option, !!/ctan lists the CTAN news from the official list, !!/cricket fetches the news for @David, and !!/eightball question will display a yes/no type answer. :)
@FaheemMitha Agreed. :)
@FaheemMitha I wish they made one of the followups in the comics where Ms. Potts finds out that Stark was building an armour for her. :)
@egreg Quick question to what you said here: Is there a difference in code-quality if I do \ifdraft{\begin{etabular}}{\begin{tabular}}{l*{#2}{#3}}...\ifdraft{\end{etabular}}{\end{tabular}} instead of including the ifdraftcheck into the etabular environment?
@PauloCereda Psmith, the TeX bot: 'ello! I'm Psmith, the friendly TeX bot - the p in my name is silent, as in pshrimp. I'm here as a companion to our fellow users in the typographic land. As you probably noticed, I always reply under Paulo's account, but do not dispair, I say, my replies are always preceded by my own name. Enjoy your stay at TeX.sx! If you need any help, just ask our chat residents. Cheerio!
OK, it's up again. :)
!!/help cricket
@PauloCereda Psmith, the TeX bot: According to my book, cricket displays cricket news, our favourite sport! Wait a minute, is cricket a sport?
@percusse Psmith, the TeX bot: The great 8-ball says: you may rely on it.
@percusse Psmith, the TeX bot: According to my book, help fetches documentation for the given command, or displays a general help article. !!/help [name] and you are safe.
@percusse Psmith, the TeX bot: I'm able to recognize the following commands: help, list, cricket, ctan, texdef, eightball, choose. You probably noticed that all commands must start with !!/ followed by the command name, didn't you? Splendid!
@egreg **Psmith, the TeX bot:** The great oracle says: seppie in umido @percusse **Psmith, the TeX bot:** According to my book, `texdef` runs our favourite tool `texdef` with the provided arguments.
I am using the hyperlink package. When I click on a hyperlink of a figure, the view of my pdf reader stabilizes on the caption of the figure. How to make the view shift to the center of the figure? Is there a simple option to do this?
You can load the package caption. The default setting is hypcap=true.
If you don't load the package caption, you can load the package hypcap. It is important that the package is loaded after hyperref. You can load hypcap with the option all. In this case hypcap has an influence on all float envi...
@egreg So something like this (for both tabular and tabular*)
\ifdraft{%
\newenvironment{etabular}%
{\resetlinenumber[1]\let\@centercr\relax\edtable{tabular}}{\endedtable}
\newenvironment{etabular*}%
{\resetlinenumber[1]\let\@centercr\relax\edtable{tabular*}}{\endedtable}
}{%
\newenvironment{etabular}{\tabular}{\endtabular}
\newenvironment{etabular*}{\tabular*}{\endtabular*}
}
@Jörg Are you going to use also tabular*? The patch to \threeparttable should be changed, of course. But that's the idea. However, you have to say \newenvironment{etabular*}{\begin{tabular*}}{\end{tabular*}}
I've found several questions about editors for writing LaTeX documents ( LaTeX Editors/IDEs seems to be the definitive one). But I'd like to know which editors are out there that help you develop LaTeX packages or classes; editors that make it easier to program in LaTeX, essentially; a completel...
My question is related to both XeTeX and Luatex; both fail to display correctly biblical hebrew fonts : more precisely, the text is truncated at some point, and the "nikud" (meaning something like accents in hebrew) is incorrectly positioned, as well as the diacritic other signs. Other free edito...
@egreg mh, it seems that including a line-numbered table (inside a float) within a text resets the count for the line-numbers of the text from that paragraph onwards
@JosephWright actually, I was thinking about getting an individual membership some weeks ago... but I don't really represent TeX.SX (not even having 10k rep) so I'm not a good candidate
I'm having problems to get URLs with special characters in biber/biblatex to work
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[swedish]{babel}
\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
\usepackage{csquotes}
\usepackage[natbib=true,backend=biber]{biblatex}
This bib entry for example. biber cannot ru...
The fontspec properties seem to work not correctly inside a floating environment, if used with LuaLaTeX.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{fontspec}
\begin{document}
{
\fontspec[Color=FF0000]{DejaVu Sans}
This is a test for fontspec.
}
\begin{table}
{
\fontspec[Color=FF0000]{DejaVu Sans}
Th...
Is there a double-blind review mode for elsarticle.cls?
The last journal I submitted to included a review mode for double-blind reviews that automatically removed most identifying info, e.g. authour names and contact info, but I don't see something like this for elsarticle. When I put it in rev...
I have text in slanted, but I would like to get the math symbols in between also in slanted. (To be precise, with the 'slanted' I'm talking about here I mean \textsl{...}.)
So how can I accomplish this?
In fact I would want a command that makes ordinary takes as well as math symbols slanted.
...
Typography.SX got into the Commitment phase! You can commit to it on it's Area51 page!
When defining the last column, you have to put in an \arraybakslash after the \centering-command, i.e.:
>{\centering\arraybackslash}X
Your table preamble will be:
\begin{tabularx}{19cm}{r >{\centering}X >{\centering}X%
>{\centering}X >{\centering}X >{\centering\arraybackslas...
